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The #ArtOfTwitter
Publisher's Summary
Mastering Twitter is the most powerful way to get your voice heard as a creative professional.
In The #ArtOfTwitter, fantasy writer and Twitter coach Daniel Parsons explains how he grew a 90,000 strong army of loyal followers and gained real-world influence as an indie author. Breaking his tactics into short chapters and simple, actionable steps, he demonstrates exactly how any creative professional can achieve similar results.
Whether you're a writer, artist, musician, or any other creative professional, The #ArtOfTwitter will show you how to:
- Understand the changing world of social media
- Avoid common mistakes
- Grow your popularity without being suspended
- Gain a bigger audience by using hashtags
- Build strong relationships with your followers
- Nurture follower engagement
- Save time with Twitter apps
- Implement a strategy for sustained growth
- Make money with Twitter ads
- Ensure every tweet is a hit
- Get real-world influence
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- Gerald Roderick
- Tarboro NC
- 05-03-17
Great information on Twitter
If you want to grow your Twitter aduance and you influence this is a great place to start!
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- Anonymous User
- 05-26-18
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my first audible review, loved this and learned so much from it, really inspires best use from twitter
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- Mexie Butler
- 08-13-18
Just what I needed
Daniel Parsons's book 'The #ArtOfTwitter' is aimed at people who are fundamentally creatives, and who need to have a Twitter presence as part of their 'platform'. He starts with an explanation of key terms that I've heard for years and only vaguely understood. He then goes through how to set up a profile that really works for a creative type, including all the small stuff that can consume ridiculous amounts of time to get right if you don't know, like the dimensions of images to use. He gives well thought out advice on how to create a presence that will appeal to the relevant audience.
The book covers all the obvious key areas, like tweeting and retweeting, adding media of different types, following and being followed, but with a strong strategic rationale for everything he suggests. He goes through a number of ways of building follower numbers, and brings out some less known bits of Twitterology, like why I might hit a ceiling of follows (5,000 - I wish!) where I can't add anyone new and what to do about that.
He suggests that all my tweets should provide either entertainment, inspiration or knowledge. That seems like a good set of guidelines. Thanks! No more photos of my lunch. I never was quite sure why I was doing that anyway.
I did a short course on using social media a few years ago with a fairly well-known personality, and it was just plain irritating. This book is a whole different thing. It's concrete, considered and intelligent. I've now set myself up a new profile for my writing, and am getting all kinds of useful stuff coming through my feed so that I really want to go and check out what's there.
If you're at the point in your creative career where you are thinking about using Twitter to help develop your social media presence, or are perhaps already using it but not getting the results you are after, I recommend that you give this book a good read. I got both the Kindle and the Audible versions of it. I've listened to it twice through already (the narration by J D Kelly is excellent), and am using the Kindle version to go back and check details. Definitely worth the money.